Maridun was the grassy and forested homeworld of the Amanin species. Maridun went unnoticed for many millennia, and so was considered a haven by those who knew of of its existence.
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Lok Durd
General Lok Durd was a male Neimoidian weapons developer in the Separatist Droid Army who served in the Clone Wars. During the war, he created an experimental defoliator—an artillery radiation weapon that could theoretically wipe out any organic matter while leaving machinery unharmed.
Read MoreReturn Another to Consciousness
Return another to consciousness was a Control and Alter-based Force power. A Force-sensitive could draw upon the Force to return an unconscious individual to consciousness.
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Lurmen were a diminutive, pacifistic species from the Outer Rim planet Mygeeto. At least one settlement of Lurmen was present on the planet Maridun at the time of the Clone Wars.
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Force Shield or Force barrier was both an offensive and defensive Force power, aligned neither with the light or dark sides of the Force, that created a barrier or wall of Force energy around the intended target, be it self, friend, or foe.
Read MoreThe Book of Boba Fett Chapter 1: Stranger in a Strange Land
Boba Fett holds court.
Read MoreCamie Marstrap (ANH)
Camie Marstrap was a human female who lived in Anchorhead on Tatooine. Her family grew hydroponics gardens, buying the water from Owen Lars.
Read MoreLaze Loneozner (ANH)
Laze “Fixer” Loneozner was a male human who lived on the Outer Rim planet Tatooine during the Age of the Empire. He was a childhood friend of Luke Skywalker and the boyfriend of Camie Marstrap.
Read MoreRemove Another’s Fatigue
Remove Another’s Fatigue was a Force power in both the Control and Alter families of abilities. Jedi could use the Force to expel toxins from another’s body, removing and counteracting the effects of fatigue.
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Quell was a planet located within the far reaches of the Quell system in the Outer Rim Territories. When viewed from space, the world’s surface was cerulean in color and was almost entirely covered by white clouds.
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